⚠️ THE MEDICATION FACILITY WILL BE OPEN MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY, 6 AM TO 12:30 PM ⚠️
PLEASE CHECK THE WEBSITE DAILY FOR UPDATES IN REGARDS TO COVID-19, HOURS OF OPERATION, AVAILABILITY, AND CANCELATIONS.

There's no elevator,
you have to take the steps.

Recovery is a journey that requires Strength,
Determination, and Positive Support.

Our Mission

Organization for Recovery provides comprehensive, high quality addiction treatment services and is a community resource preventing, reducing and eliminating harm caused by substance abuse for the surrounding communities.

Satisfaction Survey

We are committed to providing excellent service through Telehealth. Please take a few moments to fill out our survey and describe your experience. Your comments are very important to us and will assist us in improving future Telehealth sessions.

 

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Announcements

Open Saturday September 5th

We will be open Saturday, September 5th from 7am-10am for medication pick up.

⚠️ Updated Schedule for Medication

The medication facility will be open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday as of July 13, 2020, from 6 am to 12:30 pm.

Updated Schedule for Intakes

We will continue to take on admissions for both medication-assisted programs and offer methadone and suboxone (buprenorphine). Click for the process and schedule information.

Hours, Counseling, Staff Availability

Information regarding hours of operation, counseling sessions, staff availability. Please click to read all of the information.

COVID-19 Information

CDC COVID-19 information and preparation documents. click for details

MMU Medication Location

The MMU will be medicating at 519 North Avenue until further notice.

Who We Are

Organization For Recovery, Inc. was founded in July 1997 as a private, non profit treatment program primarily designed to treat opioid addiction to individuals 18 years and older through medication assisted treatment. OFR also offers a medication assisted treatment for those individuals who are able to pursue recovery goals with minimal support.

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